Selena Gomez and 5 Other Latina Celebs Turned Designers

What can’t Selena Gomez do? The 25-year-old Mexican-American is a singer, actress, philanthropist, and now she’s turned designer, crafting her own collection of handbags alongside Coach

Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Cosmopolitan UK

Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Cosmopolitan UK

What can’t Selena Gomez do? The 25-year-old Mexican-American is a singer, actress, philanthropist, and now she’s turned designer, crafting her own collection of handbags alongside Coach. The collaboration, which officially launches on September 1, features the Selena Grace bag (available in Selena Red, Selena Black Cherry, and Selena White) that comes complete with two inspirational inscriptions: “Love yourself first” and “To be you is to be strong.” This is signature to Gomez who is always empowering fans with the importance of self-love.

For the limited-edition Coach x Selena Gomez collection, the “It Ain’t Me” singer also designed a wristlet, ID case, and bag charms. We couldn’t be more excited to get our hands on everything!

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Gomez is also not the only Latina celebrity-turned-designer — here are a handful of other ladies that will have you leaping for your wallet.

La La Anthony – Lord & Taylor

Earlier this week, La La Anthony announced her collaboration with Lord & Taylor. The collection officially launches on August 30, and had been made with women of all shapes and sizes in mind. “THE SECRET IS OUT!!! Super excited for the launch of my exclusive collection with @lordandtaylor SIZES 0-24!! & the price is right!! Click link in my bio NOW! ALL WOMEN. ALL SHAPES. ALL SIZES!! #LALAXLT,” Anthony wrote on Instagram.

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Eva Mendes — New York & Company

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In 2013, Eva Mendes unveiled her first capsule collection for New York & Company. Mendes wanted her line to be affordable and accessible, while helping women look great and feel good. “I would never make anything that I wouldn’t want to wear,” she shared in a behind-the-scenes video. Four years later, Mendes is still creating stunning pieces for New York & Company that you can get your hands on right now.

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Demi Lovato — Fabletics

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If you’re looking to get your fitness on in super cute attire, then look no further than Demi Lovato’s latest venture. The “Cool for the Summer” singer made some ‘cool for the gym’ clothing in collaboration with Kate Hudson’s Fabletics line. Prices for the Demi Lovato Fabletics collection range from $24.97 to $79.95, but you can get your first outfit for only $19 by signing up as a VIP member.

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Eva Longoria — Eva Longoria Collection

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Eva Longoria’s fashion line was originally the result of a partnership with The Limited. But not much longer after launching her collection, The Limited closed its doors. That wasn’t the end of Longoria’s journey into the world of fashion, though. The Mexican-American star went on to continue her Eva Longoria Collection, selling items via her own site, evalongoria.com. “I’ve been sewing since the age of seven so this entire journey has just been an amazing experience for me,” she notes on her website.  

If you shop Longoria’s pieces right now, 100% of the proceeds will be donated to the American Red Cross for victims of Hurricane Harvey.
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Daisy Fuentes — Daisy Fuentes Style on HSN

People are constantly asking what ever happened to Daisy Fuentes. Well, aside from marrying one of the biggest ‘80s stars, Richard Marx, Fuentes has been keeping busy with her Daisy Fuentes Style collection for HSN. According to HSN’s site, Fuentes’ collection features “quality and contemporary items that infuse a celebration of multi-cultural traditions with confidence and freedom.”

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